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It makes me very angry.
Not only is he destroying Cork City's credibility he is also doing serious damage to the whole league. Fact, there will be people who won't be back in the Cross fora long time, even if Mr. Coughlan does the decent thing. Its almost 3 years now of this circus down in Cork and people just don't want to know anymore. |
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very true applehunter, i dont go to the cross but cork city and the LOI is very muddy right now.
Derry city didnt help matters either |
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a fool and his 800K are soon parted
the core of that team has been overpaid for years the only way you'll pack Turners Cross is to be league contenders, the figures back me up |
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Do you actually beleive he put 800k of his money into the club.
Think about it? |
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wouldn't surprise me
look at the transfer fees that have come in over the years and they seem to go into a bottomless pit the club could be losing 15K a week no bother, and if Coughlan was making up the deficit that would amount to 800K roughly I heard he was paying back pay to the current players after the examinership and that amounted to shedloads |
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This guy (Coughlan) is like turning into a Robert Maxwell figure.
1. Has friends in political world 2. Has local media spouting his propaganda 3. Everything is injuntions, judical reviews, appeals Meanwhile staff and players have not been paid what they are owed 4 days before Christmas. I'm just numb at this stage. What's he trying to prove? Most fan groups have called for a boycott of all home matches if he remains in charge. He's on record as saying he doesn't like soccer and was not a fan of Cork City so what is he after? |
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Bummer alright. And he`s looking to bring Roddy in as well. Oh my deary me!
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Has friends in political world
Who are these dudes? |
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CailiniDeas8 22 Dec 10:00
Has friends in political world Who are these dudes? Politicians. Cork Politicians. ;-) |
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Billy Kelleher TD is one of his best friends.
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cheers, was wondering why macrcocky had the knife into Coughlan his past while. He can't stick the soldiers.
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hello cailin seasonal greeting to you.
Well you want a league of ireland dont you not a local league in dublin. The LOI need cork city to be competitive and vibrant along with limerick ,waterford, galway,sligo. I cant understand this guywhom i have met lots of occasions in the past can continue to be in charge of people lives , stick 2 fingers to the revenue and still be in charge of a football club. I understand FORAS are helping out hard preseed employees this christmas while the employer refuses to come clean. I cannot understand a manager like roddy collins wanting to leave a contract and come to the club in its present state |
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Same to yourself macrocky.
Hope matters are resolved so we can have a proper league but at present it is a laughing stock. Delaneys responsibility he should resign immediately imo. |
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The league to ireland is a joke. Its just go's from one** up to the next. How John Delaney is still in charge of the shambles that is the FAI is beyond me. Will never get any better with that muppet in charge. It will be some other club next year i'd expect bohs are the next ones to be in the pig **.
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F**k off over to scouseland if you don`t like it then. And learn how to spell the thing properly while you`re over there too.
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I find it laughable and ironic for delaney to call blatter a embarrassment haha. Delaney should look in the mirror he has presided over many a shambles
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According to the radio this morning galway utd are in big trouble and may not make next season
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roddy was back in Dublin these last few weeks
the malta league was suspended apparently the impression I got was that when he first went out there he thought it was a medium term prospect but that positivity disapated quickly |
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How many times do clubs in the league of ireland be told to live within their means. Part time players is the only way. Gates cant support anything else really. Was a bohs fan for many years but just got fed up with the league.
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I`d like to make a point and this is the perfect thread to do it on.
We are not a million light years away from an English Premier league club going belly up. Portsmouth are teethering on the brink and I`m quite certain there are others who cannot sustain the level of expenditure they are currently running. Will the LOI naysayers admit that this can happen anytime, anyplace, anywhere? Like Hell they will. LOI clubs have done nothing that every man, woman and business didn`t do during our boom years. They borrowed and lost the run of themselves. But hey, so did 90% of our nation and they certainly aren`t the only ones paying for it now. The FAI, to give them credit where it`s due, are doing a far better job now regulating clubs finances than Neary and co did policing the banks, thats for sure. Anybody noticed how well the team who knocked Bohs out of Europe have done since? We were four mins from eliminating Red Bull Salzburg. They went on to win all six Europa League matches including wins home and away to Villareal and Lazio! Pats played out of their skins last year too. It`s about time the public took notice of these facts instead of constantly regurgitating biased media reports of ìts` downside. Our league is better than most give it credit for, purely because they are not comparing like with like. We will forever live in the shadow of the footballing industry across the sea. Thats just the way it was, is , and always will be. Our product is clearly unsustainable in its current guise but I know everyone at my club is adapting well to life after the "party". #hit happens, as they say. It`s about how you deal with it. Rant over. |
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WELLL SAID STRIDES.IT MAY SOON BE ALL PART TIME BUT SO WHAT,ITS OUR LEAGUE AND ITS NOT GOING AWAY JUST GOING THRU A DIFFICULT TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Roddy Collins....... what a poor decision. He's had more clubs than Jack Nicklaus.
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